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I love the season of Advent.  It is a time of joyful anticipation of Christ’s Coming.  During these first few weeks of Advent we focus on

The entire Archdiocese of Detroit has a special focus for this Advent/Christmas season—especially for Christmas Eve/Day itself. We are calling it

Dear St. Isidore Parish: It is with a heavy heart that I recently gave my resignation as youth minister of St. Isidore. All this has happened in

A New Liturgical Year begins next Sunday, December 2, the First Sunday of Advent.  Today we celebrate the last Sunday in the current Liturgical

As some of you know, I have two homes really. Five days a week I live and work here at St. Isidore, and two days, usually Thursday and Friday, I am

November is the month dedicated to remembering and praying for the Faithful Departed, our brothers and sisters who have gone before us marked with

Because I have a foot in both the Western and Eastern Churches, I am often asked this question:  “Can I go to an Eastern Church for mass, and if

DO NOT BE AFRAID… …to go out on the streets and into public places, like the first Apostles who preached Christ and the Good News of

At 9:30 Mass this Sunday we celebrate the Rite of Acceptance into the Catechumenate. This is the second of four stages in the Right of Christian

Do you and your family have great smiles? (We know you do!) You and your family may be a great FIT for our First Impressions Team (FIT) greeter

Last Sunday, Pope Francis canonized two saints, a pope and an archbishop who died within a couple of years of each other—Pope Paul VI in 1978, and

St. Isidore has recently been featured in a national podcast; the “Ministry Moment” Monday podcast offered weekly via the National Pastoral

 My name is Jeff Loeb and I was ordained a permeant deacon of the Archdiocese of Detroit on October 6th, 2018.  I will be serving and praying with

St. Isidore faithful, We have all been affected, in one way or another, by the horrible sexual abuse scandals of the Catholic Church.  The news is

 We will be celebrating the Sacrament of the Sick at the 4:30 Mass next Saturday, October 13.  Celebrating this sacrament at a parish weekend

Today, I will share with you some of my thoughts and practices regarding liturgy. There are three main influences in my liturgical theology: my

 I am sure you have noticed the improvements made to our parking lot.  New LED lighting has been installed, cracks in asphalt have been filled in,

Fr. Mark’s Musings for Sept 2 As some of you have noticed, I have some very definite ideas about politics, and as far as I can tell, most of my

Straight to the Point  is a new men’s bible study starting up this fall on Tuesdays at 6 AM. Yup… that’s not a typo… six in the morning.